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here the water is always hot. It comes out the sides of the moun-

cooled somewhat. But after you, ‘have been here a while and have convene all in one operation. taken several baths, pink scald splotches splattered. hot over your outside. Japanese public’ bathing is a ever had considered Japan for disappointment to your jaded cor- an annual convention? respondent. itised to me as being coeduca‘tional.

only one nude in the swimming

pool, bashful. » Bathing, of course, Istitution in Japan. ‘supposed to be good for what-

things, they are cleansing.

pronounced: “Psycho Inn.”

Japanese Bus Co. entrance was a-flutter ‘with ban-

of bus company men; or-any other; dousing

{men, [to this Hot Springs » bathe and r .

1032 N. Tibbs, INDIANAPOLIS Losing Value as

“BERLIN, Nov. 20 (CDN)—Add!

The United States { Burope solemnly has warned its ~—33 members and dependents that the

ie two cigarets can be considered an adequate tip for railroad sta-

cept,” says directive No. 44 from headquarters in Heidelberg, | porters at’ “some bahnhofs (sta-

| American travelers, who are then required to carry their own bag-

Cigarets ceased to have much! {value when German currency was

{reformed in June 1948. | Copyright. 1950, for The Indianapolis Times|

BRISBANE, Australia, Nov. 20 | (CDN)—By American standards, | [the fees Australian doctors charge are remarkably low. : Nevertheless, a squawk went up. ( from Aussies the other day when ‘the British Medical Association! | boosted the fee scale. It now costs | Aussies $1.40 to visit a doctor, | $1.65 if he visits them, and $19

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‘Wrens Take Over

COVINGTON, Ky.

: sult on a cloth ‘ morning he found that two wrens

Court bought a new bathing suit

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oF MINOR Fit Only for a Lobster'— = : Japan’s Public Baths Likened to an Inferno

jthe shock of hitting that liquid! American customs. They don't ning high, it is said, men someinferno. It's cauldron hot. After soaking for a while you! cans. Once as I entered the pool, feel as thoroughly boiled as a|l encountered a pretty — andj

Water Comes From Mountain Near Boiling Point; Leaves Pink Scald Splotches Over Skin

By H. D. QUIGG,; United Press Staff Correspondent YUGAWARA, Japan, Nov. 20—After three months in Korea, lobster, and sometimes need a bath. /like one. This is as good a place as you can find to take one because

at a temperature slightly below boiling. By the time it reaches your bath, via pipe and plumbing, it has!

{suppose the hot baths took all the starch out of them. Maybe the! el should make a note of that. Wonder if the American Legion

there are A Bit Dizzy

The Psycho Inn has severa] reservation Oklahoma

It had been adver- a bathing pools, entered by sliding let fever.

There were no coeds in

of the pools I bathed in, and knowledge, simultaneously.

Mirrors on Wall Each bathing pool is a separate compartment. The decoration includes rock formations and statuary. The compartment floor and the pool are tiled. There are imirrors on the wall and little wooden stools in the tub on the floor. Extremely hot water runs constantly into the pool and overflows across the floor and out a drain. The ritual of the bath includes washing yourself in the wooden tub and scrubbing yourself before entering the pool to soak. Nobody gets- in the bath without

and she turned out to be

still is an inHot baths are and

ails you, and, among other thing, isn’t it?” Called Psycho Inn e came here to take the baths hotel called the Seikof. That's “It's The Psycho Inn man or inhuman, host to a convention of the

and the front Japanese.

and pennants of the celebra- in the nude.

was the quietest conventio

We encountered one; bath, at the end of a corridor, do,” and thought nothing of it.! which was so hot I couldn't get She couldn’t very well bow in re-| in. Earnest Hoberecht, U. P. man- turn without ducking herself be-| ager for Japan and an old Japan cause she was standing up to, hand, plunged in bravely and lay shoulders in clear blue water. She! 1/there screaming for a while.

He emerged, suffering from total blush. Mr. Hoberecht comes from Oklahoma. For an hour, he VV looked as red as an original n with scar-, ming right then anyway.

doors. Men and women use them You're dizzy for a bit after get-| interchangeably but not, to my ting out of the bath. And some-| times while you are immersed, | you get reflective. It was while bathing with Mr. Hoberecht that! an observation was made which; vaguely discomforts me. I was sitting at a mirror shaving, Mr, Hoberecht was in the bath when he suddenly said: |

“The human body is a funny

“Whose human body are you talking about—mine?” I said. the only one around, huhe said. There is no prudery about the The hotel has a fine swimming pool, and swimming is

We did a lot of swimming. But n first washing. This preliminary apparently Japanese women are

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| ESKIMOS WAGER WIVES In far-north Alaska, the Eskimos are fond of playing dominoes with flat pieces of bone.

{like to swim nude with Ameri- times wager their wives on the {outcome.

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you look Raked--young lady. I bowed and said, “how do you

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{smiled and said something “in! ‘Japanese. The young man who was with her swam up the pool!

HOT * Salling out ‘“hazukashi” which I| Dishes as told means bashful. So I left.|

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